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LEN DRAPERS in particular, as well as UntOLSTERERS, GROCERS, &c. &c. re quiring roomy. Premises, in K F NT. To) BE SOLI) on - liberal I`..c.ini4, in, one of the best!and , largest :Market Towns -AN EXTENSIVE; FREEHOLA), most eligibly ituated in Vie . Cont Marker,q- i comprising art Old-esta-, hlit;lied Shop : in ttie Wholesale and Retail Linen-drapery„.&c. _with or without the Stock in Trade. Far particithri; inquire of john Carter, Sandwich ; or at' • 22 , W.atling.street, London. If by Letter, post=paid. appearing; notwithstanding the - Notices repeat ,7li- ed./peen: or made to the."'Slles &I:Wed to Dinii.ierth of &och, 149 , 44/e at the 13.1 , 4 of - England, South Sea ILust9, and East: India House, ropeßively; who have not paid the Duty on the same for the,years. - 4ove mentioned; that payment"has not in ma , ty instances been made of the said They, whereby those Parties have' incurred various Penalties, to be'recovered by'aaion - or surcharge, and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Prop city "la, being willing to allow further time for „snot., piyntents, berely give iVotice, that the Duties payable on all .Dividettdi of tuck Stock and Annuities for th4sesears are diteelecl to be paid into the &auk ofEngland; and the C'ertificater of such p.fyinents being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the Panties making payment thereof, will be discharg ed in the Books of the iespethve Commissioners until and upon the loth day of °Sober. next, hut that all Persons who shall ncgleEt to ',rake such paymt!it en or Nave that day, will be prosecuted as the Law direth, and steps are now taking for bringing DeJatelt en-s into ~barge /or the Double Duty, wbs shall not have, paid the -bay for theyedrs above.mituioned, our or before the said lot/J.:lay °/ °Ebbe , nrxt,. after which,day the Office, of the Old Stock. Ex. change will be,closcd. PARIS, Aut. g.--Yesterday the aueen 91 S .auked bere , fioni Lyons. / We flatter ours , :.k;r R 1,4 t lii's ^ Majesty the Emperor will be . here, before_ t f't I "sth. On the 6th his Majesty visit6.l 1 ol:640J • This Day was published, . In one Vcittine 8vo.• price 7s. in boards, ,rr FIE RULE.and EXERCISES of HOLY DY- I 1 NC, in which are described the'Means and instru ments of preparing ourselves 'and others; retiedivell - , for a blessed 'death, and the Remedies aAainst the Evgs ,and Temptations proper to the Stite . of Sickness, together with Prayers, and aas of virtue , o be used by sick and dying per • sons*, orby others standing in their attendance ; and rules for the Visitation of the Sick, and Offices proper for that Mi nistry. To which _is added, the Golden Grove. The twenty-seventh Edition. • • " ' • By I ER. TAYLOR, Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles the Fir St. The Rev. Q AS THIRLWALL„ Editori Printed • for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and•prine; Pater noster-row ;,and R. Dutton Gracechurch-street.'' Of whoin.:nay be had,, by the same Author, .• 'The R tile and ,E xercises of Holy Living. In one vol. Svo. price 7s. boards. . • : " - • This. Day was published; , • • Volumes I. and 11. (coittaiiithg the Peerage oF.England), with the Arms neatly engraven on Wood, price 16s: in hoards,' of . . , , . . r 'BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE of the ENT- Pl RE of G R EAT BRITAIN.: in which are Me moirs and Cha racter,i of the most celebrated Persons. of each Faintly. Printed for I. lohnson o ~Nichols and Spn . ,•,R. Fatilder 'arid Son; R. T. Payne, G. Robinson, Wilkie and Robinson, Seatcherd and Letterman, Otridge and:Sone W; LOwndes, Clarke and Son, Walker, R. Lea; J. Mine, Longman, Rees, and Orme, Cadeil and DaVieS, I. Mawman, and I. Rooker. .. 4 !: * * Airy Corredions 'direded to the Publishers will be thankfully received.. ►tl the Press, and in a State of - considerable forwardness, _ _ lie inspeaed!the port and all the , n,llintry _ estabilnEimeuts., .On :st.h iustant Count V -MERTs passed through Nancy on way Paris to Vienna. On the 'Mame day a Courier alFo. passed thFough Nancy, on lus way w - 'Constantinci;le. AUGUST 1 0.-Our Ne;vspapers of this (11.7• 0011.. tairi an account of the•pilSOlC of their Maje,tie,t rid Emperor and Empress over the, Charente, an'd Jt their stay at Rochefort. Their Sljesties having a . - .. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF - PERSONS IMPRISONED 'FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven -street, Strand, Aug. 3..i808. , • nEiI . ttACTIONS since the last REPORT, - e ViZ. 4• . i. Per Tw penny , Pcst with out Si gnatures ( tou r Be- 1- riefacii,ris - - , . W. "r -,--rl. 11 I's. H. it j - 4 4 °• s. ' 02 2 0 A. C. (St. -Tm hoas's) tw o years - - - ao o o - -,.. Wiliiaril•l44,lei:r;'Esi.i.- - A. 1 1 o - - Edward ‘ . tiiibrairain Bootle, Esq. (per T. Courts and Co.) - - . - - 20 0 o . Ciii;rizs F. Wiriwur, E. -- - - .. A , __. 2 2 0 • R 4: hard Sau inurez, .I.lsq.- • . - - A. 2 2 c, C -, arles E.ntieroy Esq. - - - A. 2 2 o George Enderby, i•4 - q. - - . - A. 2 2 o john Cottrell, 1.•:(3. - - - - A. 2 2 o Wiliiain Hoar, Esq. - - - 1 t 0 1:F. • ..,' . - - , - . . 5 0 0 0 ,Arionyinous . - - - - 2 0 0 rived at the Charepte at two ru the -afternoon 4it ;;r Likb,,left then' carriages and ettibLi. on ham! 'Vessel . , to beconveyetf by %vat& to !nat road by land was 101 l of people, and hat_ inont,,•,a botltbanks of the-Charente wcr crowded with sit,‘,:- talon, whose we 4 with • ringing of bells, thxt the souhd of the cannork fro the walls and shipS. Their .Majesties were landed at. the. Town-house, innuediately adjoining to incn is the public garden, w4ich.bad.heen ordael.l to: be set apart for their Majesties alone ;,but.tbe Empc.n.A. By Older of the 8&4r.1, MATTHEW WINTER. ordered it to continue open 'as us - tial, and all k:73 :3 o Discharged and relieved from various Pri sons (!2. , , Detd.ors, lOr the - surnof - , • 2 12 7 Considered. the case s .- of 99 ; Petitioner s A ppr o val air Characters (3 Petition, hnil rejected 4. Benetaaions are received by.jainesNelid, Esq, the T.rea sitiei., • CheYne-'w,alk, ChelSea ; also'by MessrS. , Herries, Farquhar, and Co. St. jainesstreet ; Hoares, Fleet street ; Fuller and Chatteris, LonOard-street ; Bidduliiii; Cocks, ; and Ridge, Charing-cross ; liorrien a nd ' Co. Finch lane, Cornitill Hammersiev's, Pali-Mall ; (Messrs. Vacs lt , Luzio,u, and Co. N 0.77, Comnard-street ; Sir 114 ; and Co. No. 27, Gracechurch-streer ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Cra4en-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are,inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society on the first Wednesday ilk every Month. Ogre for Taxer, Aug. I, 1808. habitants surrounded his Majesty, and .app:oadied hill) on all sides. On...thp same day his . _ . speded . the naval' yards, the por t, the docks, _the arsenal, &c. and the next merntng, at three e'cl,lck, his Majesty repaired to .the Reads, to insped the newly built ships, the Island ofAix, a:icl the other works. No where .(say the accounts from goche fort) could his Wjesty excite an enthusiasm etjull to that of . which.he has been here tfte objea. thank him for the fegeneratiOn of tranquillity -and Volumes 111..110 IV, cottaininithe Peerage -of Scotland. ant{ I reland : Also, 4NewsEditiori of Collins's Peerage of•Engiand;with very con,saierahle. /theca tions sod I inprovetneats,ami brought. downprebent time, by Samuel Egerton grydges,'Esq; SPORTING. IVANTED TO RENT for the present 'Season, by a, Geittletnan of .Rank and , Fortline,.the liberty of SPORTING over an extensive Manor well stocked with Game, and:preserved ley the Owner: I f a Residence for. a sump Family can he had on the Manor, the more agreeable. • A. lit+ral Rent »itl be given. Letters, post paid,, mentioning Particulats, .directed tbr A; K. af House. A4ency Office; No. s, Welbcck , , streete - Loncloll, will be a tt ea tea to. • •.I•VANTUD, - 17 • . ' • Ai IYOU rf, rp,rn the age of fourteen to sixteen, - tote specific term, to . learri a profitable 13rineh at tacheetjetAlr,-110J5.11,: A L BUSI ESS.: his friends to find hint in Lotting anti Dine him. , • inquire 0 , 4;6,- Strand. • RTON lE] v;.ng ImaerstoocH that tltp Pamphlet, entitled'" A I'I.AIN STATE .'IE NT, "a'AtOtriet a - ,f41 se stateni%t ; pl,la4is,, ?ird that'the'Authur had na.authGrity fur publishing the same, he hopes the Pub lic will, not be , milled. by . his' Name appealing in the,Title page,.,,which ~ v„s insetted v%itholit his haying lud any know ledge of the 'Paitiphlet, to girvqcredit to its - Contents. lie •begs.44.ve tu state, that b',l I - MJinformed on the subject ` heft I he- ton,ent:d to 'its liein - g advertised as published by :'..„, 11 141 r ,it is No r his .titeriti4n t4ont.tnue.the.Sale Auit;i l 44, SA. • • . A CAVTI,OIf. • • . P l' HE:SELLERS of HOPS, by—rgt4, as well Ine - C : ori - Sutners;•ili'iotVgliOth' the Kingdom,: are can v'c'oe,l to rtrie,Gt• Ilh.strAmitic,,:ujar 4t,tentiort to tite Clauses-al be or-,ds.Xefol Parlilunent,. passed in the: last Session, !c iti tstnedn~cutlheflaws relating to the mark ing of hags and,Vock ets Halts ;" in order ; that 'Early 11 ,, Ps -tie delivered tort Mery wit htikrita`ving , the'narde!of the owner, e. parigi ; and couvty, 1;1 th,e-fortn and wanner requjrell ny Aer s ,!..l-ri os t .Edp s kr,ouili - 'arker.t the't.iag or Pocket; ; t 1 1 q may obtain a prop e r. remedy : tor the offence. • -.. . 7 : 'blast! I: ',row ti and, tter roe twenty fifth ,day of *!. hut,y - one tiiptusan t i And. eight, irt addltien•to the hiftit Lars by law to be Inarke:i the outside of Cvt "" b e a g 404 :0.- , 44 , ..et. Hdps, there' Shall be:marked : by the in pl.antes or, gru war of hops, • in. the iti t un and manner which the4Plote riiern , onel panictilars are required to he markAt 4t re • • • -• unt ' whic t ~4inec th e iiatis,d, Jolt ot tde y ; the hoits . , -put' into anv - su!:h hags p&kets, were shall b s ,,,FrM Ma: i any owner, plaerer, or grower :ofhops, 3ucn-."`l'pres i rne lo' fs put bons into any ba& , or pocket betorq the , have , forrn as..t inatin c er by •.,,s•ALA UireC.(ed anct reqpited, he, sue, or they, sh4/I, t for each 'artkevery-suil t bil•enee, - rv.trlty Pounds.' C. la 1 2 . ~e\iVi 4.tta taw' T hat if any pil k sim or;per, rts - sh.lll-CoUtil c*C eiltit`wilftiirl remove, or obliterate, or cause, procure, or;.strri;:.; to be contiterteiteef, removed, altered, erased,. or , 61ite , ated, any of the marks, di reqtid. onti requirectby' ttifs Act, or hV-aby ortiei'Aa O'r' Acts ?f Parilaturtnt, in tune at antiy tt‘c , ,PaAP.: 14 )g . 0t this Ad, to 'he put oVnitritC:ti on of hops, all anti every . ..,pe.rsola or..persotis.so ottepding shalli. fig every s - uch - oil??nce, -tor fei f 1 4 .‘.; y : PZ,Unds. .1 ' ,`•,•• P, PatrciiiiSetr'anl - used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of C E prc E and f..ENT, .and universally aLsed".byf th'e ;hit Persons ot rank i,n thisi(ingdtne, at:4 aIL f':oreigh - and", GeAlt eiCji , t 116.A•irn y -anti litrryl,l' who Have tOaritt r, the - good Ehre k 'ts in 101%Vgxge +2i vfar.- InOTTEMAYMENTA'L 'DEN IF of, ' ti 6 I A T,OLVIZIIt ).11;1-UP Ick no vvl64eil; ti•r. must respectable .Medical Authorities—used and recbifinfette.cd:- ' The lloyder . c,leauseS an4l?faltt,i t es the ,Tf.st hoive9tens the Preath; pestseseS nu Acid that can co: rode the Bnamet, and ut?,at)eautitu,l polish.ou: t he "feith. = Froth its Otringeney,' rn it strengthens the ~ G us,, eradicztes the Scurvy, (whic h often proves the destruttion of a , i4intle set of Teeth), and'' preserves. sotinci'l'oeth from decay, tecayed -- eetit from he-, corning Worse., -a r d faFtens i tnose - which' are lobse.ln the !silt - nation ot those who, hive been,in ale itanklot.in§ing it. it yea'ents the return o f t h e l inch betore they h4l i. beett vudentlY:afflietecl; and.ohyia tea the necessity of that;. rinOsi: k lisagree,inie of all qperatloi'is, scaling the Teeth.— Like- 'Wise a Thitture, whicifitossesses the pOrer of rasing 'the • %eat yiol,llt TO9Ch and the wash, : with the Powder, n CAution against' purchasing any Aslatio Tooth- Powder withui,t r. M. Trot ter", on the Stamp on the, top,of the Box: A ll .o tll;,rs are Counterfeits. • s " l 4. Wilpresskle . and Recall, by the. Proprietor, No. 3 , '"aufoit buildings, Strand ; and by Appointment, at mast, of the, wholes a l e •xcr:unacrs . in. LoadOn ;' and, out_of by ME. Simmons, Portsni - lut,l,t:,_,atO ditto; Mr. Fctiacft Earl, Pa limout h ; Mr. - t; - 4 ;olt; - dittO • r iXipouin S,lte,arfzkiff anti P ros,se ,'Brjstol Mr, f• tine; 'l- . .alh' ; Th.„,,,1p500,. Isle or Wight ; Mr. Cer.hett . , 14 9t014, 11 .4"1 ; M r. t..:ole), , ester ;„, Butler, Oxford ; Itarron and Green, Ipswich ; ; ) yer. I,Yeastle;upon -7ryne; Ttiavasoti;': C hinit.bn ; ; Lucas,' Southampton; Allred, .Vartniutir Mr. • Dolialdsoll, Metilitun-; 'Mr.: 15aw,on, Liverpu.)t; every capital 4 own innughout Engird. , (T-I'. Plt ~ ''Stalntrs•ease t o as k' hit Irotter's, tier Heinewntten on; Tj Dav weice published, Printed at :be ClarencFniPresi; Oxford, 'and sold by Payne and MAainleiy, 87, Strand, ; and j. (Tooke, Ox ford , 'Q TLVUtiZ TESTAIINTC/114 Grace:' lectiones Varrinte4 G 11,1 I judicio us !Inas Textps re 'ceprus 'exicibit'Anterpneridas, vet lEquiparandas, adjecit lOS.OP I-1 US WI-JITE, S.T.P. YE:its Quisti Lanohlcus, Linguarnnt Hebr:ei'Arob. in Acad. Oxon. Proiliissor.,. In two vols. .`,),Javo, price; f 45. in Sheets. ; A few S,cond Volume may be hari,separate to complete a foraier Editi)n of the above, price 85. in 'slieets. I-103:1E1U ILI AS et ADYS,SIiA, Gio . sce. lu two neat vois. 18rito. price tos: in'shects. STRAI>QN I S IZrRU M (;.E0 P: QRAI-11,CABUYP XVII.' Lirxce et 'cum Variorum, prieCipue boni, Animadversioptbms, juxta Editionern Arnsteloda"men.: seen. Codictini AISS. Coilationern, Annotationes t bulas Geographical zljecit. 'll-10 MAS FALCO e•Cullegio ' CEuct Naa , O3ton. iSubjiciuntur Cittilest3 Grece et' Latine. In two large Volumes, price 31 in sheets, or on royal paper, Rricel'. its shexts'l T(T! 1.1.1 CR ETV! CA RI de 12,:rt.n Natuta. Libri Sex quibus I titerpretattoriem et Notas - adjecii. TH )S C E ECU Omni= Anitparum, otirn Socinv !none volume octavo, price ys. in gieets, or on royal paper, price :6-s. in sheets: . • • • _ . DR. lAMES'S POWDER, For,Fevers, Agtes, , Colds, Intruenzas, Measles, &c. CAUTION. VARIOUS Imitations' of this Medicine . have been brought ,forAard by -Persons tbrinerly in Dr. lames's service, under the pretence of having assisted•in Ne ff . paring. his Powder ; but to obviate such inipositiOns, the Public are in possession of the strongest evidence—the so lemn deposition of the Dodo himself, io an affidavitlth in the hands ofAlis Executors, sod published in the year 1777. soon after his deeeae. In this ire de:tares, " That the ser-, yarns he employed in. the preparation of,hjskrOwder had- tittle , more to elb•than ti) pound tire ingredients, and attend to the fires under his di reetr:in ; that the rest of, the proce4s:had al ways he ti , performcd by himself; and that' he never admitted aoy person robe present at such process, but. )tisSon.Robert - -Hardourt lartteS Newbery." Powders are nose olgreti. for Sale, by one who boldly' asseiqs, •" that he was the original and only person who ever prepared ithem'for the late Or :lames."- • • It happens, however ' that the Fever Powder was pre pared and sold b44ore'this man was boin (the Patent being dated, in 1747), aitd ! theret.re he, could not have been either, • "*the'origni,il" or " the, only" preparer but the truth is, ~ that!he neiPer was, at any time, ea - riddled tYy•Dr." famos to assist lino in the process of,his powder. Cols genuine Powder is to be hid only from F. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's elt , urckLyard, London; or at Dr:' James's late' hoUse, in BrUton-street,.in Packets, price is.' ga each; Bottles, containing 12. Packers, as made up t;,r rmy and• Navy, price 11..45. including the fluty. Observe that rthe - words, " F;Newbery, No. 45, Paul's," are engraved on the Stamps. T:HE Itev.-NIK. BA 14('I.:y1'';i FAFENT NTIBIEI -01.JS Pli,I.S. • 1 T was a remark -of the . .celebthhed Dr. Buchan, Author of the •I)ontestic Medicine. that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels • are the prz.yitiling Malady. of, this cooritry, which -lay the foundation of the more fOrmidable and fatal , Oiseases ; that the persJii who could discover tOr ilie•relief and cure a safe and infallible remedy would per fp“n a most : - important Service to society, That liiicovery. nag pow been made in the Paiont Antibilious Pills of th e Key. William Barclay, the extensive sale of ‘vilicia, and the I..gh estn , iatioo in winch they are deservedly held; has cnni;:derably lessened the nlitriber of these'cOmplainfs ; and bids lair, in, a. short tone, to be, the means of elWrely eradi cating cating th em. 'These Pills have a . quick and s•tfe operation, tore ael powerfully ,-and specifically on, the Bile, and thus renioie the numerous disork:ers connected with it, Sick Eldad-Aches,, Flatuktice, •Liver Complaints, latindice„ hirer vons Disorders from Indigestion, ccc. They ara the most v-afigible l'aiilily Medicine -hitherto otrzred to the Public, ‘O,l the -Proprietor w si.tp , ptitteo by the most respeClable e'viunce of the':fieit tharacers oftbe Nobility al.id others, that they have never beei!astministered to any„person•without giviug_certain and speeilY relief, and in the end completing a Cure. - _ . „ . . • This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is.recornintilaki:by the following distinguiShed'Personages The Right 'lion., Viscount Dillon. " - The LOM . BishoP of Bath and. Wells. Sir joh . n tioneywooil;•l34rk. iV.l.P.•fortioniton. Sir Stephen Bart. M.P. for Penyn. . Thoinas Anson; . Esq. M.Y. for Litchfield.. fames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. . - Nicholson :Avert, Esq. M. P.-for-E-I..frttOrd. kthpund Boehm, Esq. New-street, !fpriug Gardens. Thomas tiarnincrslcy, Esq. Pali.fvl Xll. G. W Dickes, Esq. Private Storetdry to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Key. Mr. DimOck, Librarian to tie Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esqc M.P. for )i t reillock. , Sold. wholesale a.no. retail by Nit: Butler, No. 4,Cheapside; an 4. retai), by Mr-Kirtoy,,,Stailiif4-street, .o.ld•liOnn-street ;: Mr.' Stratton, LeiceSfer-square; . Macon and Co. tso, ox.• ford- street ; and by all: respettalile. . Country. , • • A Caution.—Observe themarne of William Barel.ly is en. graved on the Stamp, which - is affixed, olt .the. outside: %tap, per. Of each box ; all not so stamped are a dangerous irni. tatinn, . 6d. and cos, per box, wit.dt ample dire,Aions. This Day was published, In Ts 6 Volumes, Sy(); price ►4s. inboards, A New Edition (ty..ing the "Third) of , E TTE S frm o BARBARY, FRANCE, .SPAIN, PORTUGAL, &c. • By an ENGLISH OFFICER. II s'agit faire penser, et non de faire lire. MONTESQUIEU. Printed for T. Cirdell and W. Davies, Strand. To I'. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, q, New itridge-street, London. Eijinburgh, May z, ISoo. IN the Spring of 1794 I was affliaed with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with .inditret ence for five months; but was then obliged to . apply.,to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the „Disease, (by mercurial applications) far some time; but.growingrin spite Of all medicine and the advice .ot , the first: Gentlemen of . the V acuity here, worse' and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un- 1 raralleled and beyond description, • being an entire lep er , I and ulcerated from head to toot_--,My head, throat, • rnOuth, nose, legs, arms, Sze. have been alternately in danger of becoming 'useless; in short, -have had from twenr , to 1 thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally ( i e• prived of sight.—lt would be' VoluMinous to particula rize all my case—suffice : it tO ;say, there never was, or ever wily be, one. of a' more dan.lerous,, or 'of 'a more compli .cated nature. .1 was.long pan by; my friends, and intaginett myself; beyond all ropes" of recovery ; and, in deed; in My. then condition, sttearli- was pi'sferable "to my more than miserable-state. Ith .this dreadful -situation did , drag a ‘inoSt mise-iable exis'ren,e,- tin -Divine Providence threw in-my way a- Newspakec containing the ease o f !a Mr. B. of l'lymouth:—nly •frie,ids read it, I could not.-1 'sent- and procured some of your. LEAKE's : PATE - NT PILLS, which, by using flann time to time, am now, and have lon,; been,- (after more Ilia* font •years indescribable distress), in as good a state* h •iilth as ever- I enjoyed ; as -a pi-Oof of-this, I-had a line, thrii mg, heatthv child, horn to me aleyv months ago. , In, grati tt to God, anti . in hopes of rendering my fellow-crcatui e service, I request you to publish' this and you may. at !airy time refer persons 'who • wish to b satisfied of the truth' 'of this, or further parti, • cuiars*, to . me Or , my friends, by letter or person.. A s few cases for badness \Val ever equal mine, and none 'it,. I -have from i , :perienc e every reason to assure mankind,. that in your LEAKL s PILLS they tind 'sure' speedy, safe, and radical e are, fin than most dread ful sage Of the Venereal Disea;, which is• called t , riamEn Loss. IOIIN THOMPSON. • ;Insurmountable family' rr:asons prevent marling my name a inadatbdrdmreaston may s i pu ai blictlLu,be tcr re ed t . o6,i m yit r a r ble persons reall wanting y to me'and tiwtits by Mrs. S. Clark, 1 2 7nnsay-gardens ; , Edinburgh., • l'repared and ,So by toe Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member c.. 1 the Royal - College pit Surgeons in London, at his ho' Ise, No. a New lind.ge 7 street, Where-he wilt give Adtice' without -a tee,' - perins !mg these Pili• s z, and will answer ,patients :letters, it; post. , :laid, on trie same tcrms, observing hi' all cases' the most ! inviolable secrecy,. no person's name or case having - been • ; thentiinied, but at their own particular request, by the, P ro . Fri tor, dtiring Aire course or ]more than thirty-six years, that he has had fhe conducting of an extensive sale, of the ab*Ve Medicine,. and the pr•itctice .arising thet'efroMY They are; also sold-by his Apyointment, toe conve ni&'ice - Of.ithose living at a o,!stanee, by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh; Mr e c Macdonald, Printer, Glas. 'go - v, td whorn also Mr. T. 'refers for 'his address; -at the PetilillWrst No: 3i, St. 4',..lhan's-street, ; Mr - Robertsrm'if,.-Tey,,;nop, 1%1 , 1 . 103, Oxtord-sticet; Mr. 1..):1- 'bcnouOl'i.N . o , 7, 1. : It%1-stiedt-hill, nearly opposite the Mo. Nlr. Sceet's„..ookseller, No. 1, Voion-row, I'i:wet-bill.; Mi: 1101 1 L Damc- S -treCt, Dublin; and one - person' in every con ti i dera e rt.) w n .G rcat4iritain • and Ireland, in 'loxes or. 'Luny as. 9d. each, sealed up with firth and plain whereby pe.rsoris of 'either sek may. cure therrisel ve,s with ease and secrecy. • N. 13. Every Ilex said in Great Britain is sealed 'ti . p with a Stamp, on which, :by •. tavour, of the Commis -sinners, is printed, ai the Stamp-Oilice --" T. Taylor, New Isridge-ffitteet,'' to imitate which is felony, and .alliothers arc ci.runtertgitc peace, and are indebted to him for those great works which -haVe brought abundance to all classes of then, and which, by removing the causes of. the unhealtiliA ness crf our . city, haVe preserved the lives of nu,m , hers - Of our inhabitants. Our stret...ts have been completely paved; plaata tians rise round ':our houses, nuMerous fountaifis supply us with- wholesome and agreeable water ; in short, every thing floutishes in a distrid,..s.vhich, be- , fore the reign of the En;peror, seemed doomed. to misery and depopulation. Vvre have. not voids enough to empress. our applauses and the effusions of our gratitude, : The Moniteiv- of the 12th of August continues the journal of .NAPOLEON'S progress. -On the (nen . ,ing of the 6th he left 11.64befort, at one in the morn ing of the 6th reached Niort, from which pl ace :h e departed_ at eleven at night, and .by day-break of th e .Bth reached Napoleon. At three in the after noon .of the Bih hesetUut for Nantes, andarrived-there at threw in the morning of the,oth. At'Rochelle, upon the departure of their Maje Sties, - the , whole city was illuininated by the inhabitants ; and it .was, wished that their Majesties should be able to £ e, even from afar, how, the city, even upon their depr o _ tie ,, was filled with the joy which their presence .thele had excited. On his entrance into La Vendee iis ' Majesty had the satisfaction to find that the traces o:' the past misfortunes of that people were ,well nigh of ; that they were happy, and felt the whole extent of their happiness ; that at his bidding, high ways had beery opened on evety side, and that rO - the .first baildings -: of a new city were rising up in the midst of a - territory which had been deso-, lated by civil war, and which a renovated Go-er 4 a- - 1' mentbhad within ten , yeirs again rendered popid,tis 1 and flourishing. When his i'lajesty mounted 'Ks carriage at Napoleon, to set out for Nantes, he'was,, loadec . with the blessings of the assemt4ed nlultitudt., ami, above all, he war saluted with the appelltu inn of the Father of. La Verid6e. In short; their _MA jesties were every where fece'ived,bYassembled intil titudeS with the loudest..acciainathns and , expres sions of joy'; and utter did the presence of an adirtd Prince excite More general and more heartfelt plea sure. The ball Which the City. of Paris was to ~ i ve On the ibth,.in libnour of the Etnperor's birth-a.ty, is delayed to-Sunday the 21st. .. Auo. 13.-By Itnperial Decrees of the 22d Jul; , , , preparations are ordered to be made t E OMfor 'hit wing. a great roaddiret. Paris to Madrid, and tilt,/ s tale by Pau, Oleron, and Saragossa ,; also for l..taiidirig a:!.,1 repairing bridges, and for tnany other works, tenant to' the imp?ovement of.the towns and places threu , Jl Whieli his Majesty has travelled. ~ - . - 11.tiTyinuaon, AU,G. 12.—The regiment of Spanish CaValry ot the King has offered to his Highties!, tint ,Prilice of PO Ni Tfi Cotivo a detachment oh. 6a:4r:corps, ass - a guard of honour, which otter his ti'Oines, ILI, accepted with pleasure. When the Spanish trots in Stithind teak. the oath, their enthusiasm was uni t.. ver . sal. . The regiments of the King,,of Zai - nora; of Algarva, and - of the. Infauto, under the.connuan.: ot . Gen. Kt snELAu, displayed. the greatenatia,,hm •ir. ,to their new Sovereign, The soidietsbloo,,,?,n, i).a k 111) 'their C tieral' to their T uners, ;and chose in c:.:1 ; hitu round in triuwph. “ • AMTERDANI, AUG, 16.--Thecrew s fof the,.E!“ , i.:h Brig_Do!phin, which Was stranded on our:e.).•,- at tempted, in four Sloops, to make their esc.p.,. to iheir own cruizers ; but 'being . pretr - 7ent t ed by I.,,eetS h is) f, f' 'tide', One ot them was. carried back to. Vtleland, I , and immediately taken by,. the'sol.iiery there. ; vikil the three others attempted to,row between the :,14,14 i l and the breakers, in order to escape theni ; but th,.7 . were soon overtaken by Lieutenant Ku:J-17,1E2Y 1.1•11 0 ; ' A.Vith eight men, was ,on board ..a fishing .sclinit: He, summoned nine Oificerk.of x othe enemy. to stn retider.and come. on board, in .consequeni:e 1'.4; which hs',obliged fhe other two Sloops Jo foihwrf'. . hint ; _SO that the whole Crew, : eonsis!i'ag ,to tii ei - One Men, were made prison.ers, and btoug t t to 1.-Lit-=i. lingeri; . , ' .DREST3IEN, JULY 29.- r -Ap•Otdphrl4llCp Of the-I 3!kP commands all Saxon Subjeas who are in the Pros4iars' service to return to their 'native coutitly witinn 4iiii'. rAonths. . VIC 7 - 11 AL L G. OIT E, August ig, THE-COMMISSIO N.ERSIor VICTUA .LLING His AI.4YEST I's NAVY do hereby give Mike, That on Thursday next, the 250 instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writ tieattd up), and treat for the Purchase of One Hundred Toni of !LOSE CORK (Seconds) BOTTER, at BRITISH BOTTER of 'equal goodness ; and for Ore' Hun _ .dredTon_taif CHESHIRE, DER.IiYSIIIRE, WARWICK SHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE,: or CHEESE of equal goodness, to be eielivereA-One-half thereof in a I'A.rtnight, and the remainder in a Fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's 170ualting Stores at the Ports; and in theProior. ions undermevioned, Butter. Cheese. " Deptford 60, Tons go Tons. Portsmouth 20 - - - - Plymouth 20 - • 40 !co I co And to be paid for by Rills, payable, with interest, ninety days after dare . The Coiditiwts of the Coxtralis may be see.; at the Seeretaty's Office. . . No yegirdiToill:be had td wry Tendir in which the Price shall nut 4e inAer!edi,:.uwrda at leggrh, or ,tha:t sba*l not be delivered to the Board beforC One o'Clock on the laid Thursday next, the 2ith in.is„ nor unless the Person who nu4es the Tender, or some Person Sihis behalf, alier?f , i,. to anitver, when called for. This Day was published; ' In foolscap Oaavo, and hut-pressed, price in,boards, ANEW ARGUMENT for tic EXISTENCE of GUI). Printed for L"ngman, kur,t, Rees, aml Urine, PAtar noster-rowl old Recs'arid Curtis, Plymbuth;